PSC, police set up committee to resolve 'likely friction' in operations | TheCable

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Solomon Arase, chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC), says a joint committee has been constituted to examine areas of operational friction with the Nigeria Police Force (NPF). A statement

August 4, 2023 10:51 AMSolomon Arase, chairman of the Police Service Commission , says a joint committee has been constituted to examine areas of operational friction with the Nigeria Police Force .

Ani said Olukayode Egbetokun, acting inspector-general of police, visited Arase to discuss issues that will enhance the security sub-sector of the nation. “The two leaders also decided to jointly work together to ensure that issues of discipline are handled expeditiously so that those found wanting are adequately punished and others not found wanting are freed to continue with their career progression.

Over the years, there have been issues between the PSC and NPF over recruitment exercises of constables and cadets.But Muyiwa Adejobi, former force spokesperson, said the NPF had no connection with the advert.Part one of the third schedule in the 1999 constitution states: “The commission shall have power to — a. appoint persons to offices in the Nigeria Police Force”.

 

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